Kurasu Kyoto V60

By Kurasu Kyoto, 2017

A base all-rounder recipe from Kurasu's Kyoto café, aimed at producing a clean cup for home brewers.

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What you’ll need

  • Hario V60 dripper, ceramic
  • paper
  • pouring kettle
  • Scales
12g

“12g Grind Coffee”

the creator said this · ingredients list

Coffee
200g

“12g coffee to 200g of water (60g/litre)”

the creator said this · Step 4

Water
1:16.7
Ratio
94°C

“92-96 degrees is the sweet spot”

the creator said this · Step 2; midpoint of stated range taken as single value

Temperature
2:00

“The brewing process should be completed within 2 minutes or so”

the creator said this · Step 6; approximate upper bound stated by creator

Brew time
medium-fine

Hario V60 dripper

we worked this out · a conical paper recipe transfers to other conical paper drippers; the method has no features specific to V60 geometry alone

Grind (estimated)

Grind: Around EK43: 7 Fine-medium grind

Designed on
Hario V60 dripper, ceramic

“Hario V60 dripper”

the creator said this · equipment list at top of recipe

Works with
conical paper dripper

Hario V60 dripper

we worked this out · a conical paper recipe transfers to other conical paper drippers; the method has no features specific to V60 geometry alone

grams

Makes 200g

250:001100:302001:30
Water in the brewer over time, drawn from the recipe.

The pours

0:00
  1. 0:00pour to 25gbloom pour into a small hole dug in the groundsyou have 30s
  2. 0:30pour to 110gsecond pour at the 30-second mark once bloom has subsidedyou have 1:00
  3. 1:30pour to 200gfinal pour to reach full water weight, roughly one minute after previous pour
  4. stirlight stir after final pour to reduce harshness

Weights are cumulative: what the scale reads when that pour finishes.

How they brew it

Filter
paper

“Paper filter (rinse before use)”

the creator said this · equipment list

Filter rinsed first
Yes

“Place the conical filter in your cone and give it a quick rinse to get rid of any papery flavours that may be there”

the creator said this · Step 1

Kettle
pouring kettle

“Pouring kettle”

the creator said this · equipment list

Agitation
light stir after final pour

“give it a light stir to ged rid of any harshness”

the creator said this · Step 6

What it makes

Style
clarity

“this should work as a allrounder to achieve a clean cup for your home brew”

the creator said this · introduction paragraph

Suits
light, medium, dark roasts

“We work around adjusting grind sizes and ratios depending on the beans and roast type, but this should work as a allrounder”

the creator said this · introduction paragraph; creator describes it as an all-rounder across roast types

Credit and corrections

This recipe is Kurasu Kyoto’s. We have written out the numbers and linked to where they published it.

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